pyschobabble...re-type and photocopy.
such a lively and mercurial person you are. constantly interupting the flow of circumstance as a conscious speed bump towards that perverbial brick wall. haven't we, after so many mishaps, seen that the wall is a construct of our own over-caffinated minds? aren't things getting just a wee-bit ridiculous aroud here?
i have never seen so many blantant signals of pointing at the demise of civilization and so much ineptitude to do anything about it. why don't we just call it a day and have a cosmic yard sale in hopes that perhaps we could see off the better remaining parts of ourselves! at least then we could walk away with something to show for it.
the skeptic.
at this rate, there will be nothing left but dust and non-biodegradables. which will indeed become the housing for some single ceeled organism 2 aeons later that eventually will hvae a brain large enough to become vain and marvel at the porgress they have made around the time they figure out how to put a Starbucks at every street corner and make it seem like a good idea to everyone passing by. that inorganic housing left behind by the trogladytes would have the perfect evolutionary cheap cheat sheet for that first, single celled organism, giving it the perfect excuse to mutate juuust left of 'intended'.
what would have your average, everyday humanoid cleaing the kitchen, (4 million years later) into an average, everyday humanoid cleanign the kitchen but with the curious ability to microwave his/her hand without fear of harm! ADVANTAGE!
and it's advantages, seeming chaotic, circumstancial advantages that give us silly humans the advantages over other life forms. but darned the blasted conscience!
constantly interupting the flow of circumstance as a subconscious speed bump towards that perverbial brick wall. why the flaw? was the non-biodegradable left for us not 4,000,000 years earlier, not but 2 inches far enough to the left to catch the sun at the crucial time of the day? did a rival, single celled organism try and get nasty with you on some nuclear morning and knock the plastic whathaveyou off it's balance? forever adulterating the growth of our hero!
i'm backing the yard sale.
i have never seen so many blantant signals of pointing at the demise of civilization and so much ineptitude to do anything about it. why don't we just call it a day and have a cosmic yard sale in hopes that perhaps we could see off the better remaining parts of ourselves! at least then we could walk away with something to show for it.
the skeptic.
at this rate, there will be nothing left but dust and non-biodegradables. which will indeed become the housing for some single ceeled organism 2 aeons later that eventually will hvae a brain large enough to become vain and marvel at the porgress they have made around the time they figure out how to put a Starbucks at every street corner and make it seem like a good idea to everyone passing by. that inorganic housing left behind by the trogladytes would have the perfect evolutionary cheap cheat sheet for that first, single celled organism, giving it the perfect excuse to mutate juuust left of 'intended'.
what would have your average, everyday humanoid cleaing the kitchen, (4 million years later) into an average, everyday humanoid cleanign the kitchen but with the curious ability to microwave his/her hand without fear of harm! ADVANTAGE!
and it's advantages, seeming chaotic, circumstancial advantages that give us silly humans the advantages over other life forms. but darned the blasted conscience!
constantly interupting the flow of circumstance as a subconscious speed bump towards that perverbial brick wall. why the flaw? was the non-biodegradable left for us not 4,000,000 years earlier, not but 2 inches far enough to the left to catch the sun at the crucial time of the day? did a rival, single celled organism try and get nasty with you on some nuclear morning and knock the plastic whathaveyou off it's balance? forever adulterating the growth of our hero!
i'm backing the yard sale.